Butte News Ad Rates and Address Note
The Principal Branch Onc of the Standard lists its address as 2 percent East Broadway in Butte with telephone 2 Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1906
Page
21
The Principal Branch Onc of the Standard lists its address as 2 percent East Broadway in Butte with telephone 2 Advertising rates furnished on application.
An auction style notice invites shoppers to a store event this week featuring a large stock of diamonds pearls rubies and assorted stones. The ad emphasizes exclusive designs by the sellers and invites buyers to visit for early access and further details.
Walter Staton testifies at the Der Valley courtroom session as part of a civil case. The proceedings focus on witness credibility and key statements presented by both defense and prosecution teams.
Witness W. Staton of Deer Lodge Valley testified about cattle disease and losses tied to mining company land deals. He displayed a cow jawbone, described teeth and disease traits, and linked the case to Farmers Alliance actions. The testimony sparked objections and a lengthy legal argument over witness admissibility and county jury scope.
A fragmentary notice invites attendance at a Saturday evening gathering on March to nominate a candle date for a three year term at the school district. An ad segment urges Gala Blue Ribbon Ceylon tea from your grocer and promotes Orton Bros piano or organ sales at 219 N Main, Butte, with cash paid for household goods at More, 2358 S Main.
A local contest produced a Conrad victory after a series of reverses and disputed moves. Officials confirmed the winner amid a tense exchange as late returns favored the eventual champion.
A Starbird report from Seattle notes the sale of the Conrad Consolidated mines at Whitehorse Alaska to WM Kenale owner of the Canadian and Northern railway for 5 million dollars cash. The article traces the company history and ventures surrounding Conrad and associates amid a long sequence of mining speculation and local prospecting.
Street Commissioner Farmer leads a large force clearing mud and debris from paved streets in Butte. Shovels and heavy loads haul away the waste as road work continues while conditions permit. Crews aim to sweep, level, and improve streets throughout the spring when most in need.
A police court story recounts Jon Dae Yok tna, a man arrested after drinking at a Sunday gathering. He claims a clever defense, recounting a vague incident with a beer, collar, and dizzy stumble. The judge, unimpressed, notes the tale is inventive but weak and fines another defendant for disturbance.
Bozeman Democrats name their choices for aldermen after primaries held March 26. First ward candidate A J Basen, Fourth ward candidate Moby Th Anmitter, as party organizers vow a strong fight and place three strong men in the council race.
A solemn requiem high mass was to be said at St Patrick's Church this morning for the late Reverend Bentileman, a brother of Father De. The report notes his death occurred in Belgian waters two days ago, and a telegraph arrival conveyed the news.
The central committee of antitrust Democrats met in the office of ght aid m and P. J. Gilligan with hhatzman appointing colleagues to discuss state reh. The Senate resolution on statehood was noted as first. An agreement was reached to dispose of minor amendments before next Wednesday’s session.
In Helsinki and Tiflis reports March 28- authorities move to replace Governor. In Hayes market area, workers at a bakery union meet to oppose a general strike before Easter, while broader unrest challenges governance across regions including Caucasus.
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